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Reporting Suspicious Transactions Template
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This template is designed to help gather information about suspicious transactions and report them to financial institutions, regulatory bodies, or law enforcement agencies.
Part D1: Particulars of Person Being Reported as a Party to the Transaction
Basic Information
- Name
- Date of birth
- Nationality
- ID number (e.g., passport, driver’s license)
- Occupation
- Employer details
Part D2: Particulars of Accounts Involved in Transaction
Account Holder Information
- Account holder names
- Account numbers
- Institution names and branches
- Currencies involved
- Opening dates
- Balances (current and historical)
- Type of account (e.g., business, current, investment)
Account Signatory Information
Primary and Secondary Signatories
- Roles within the organization
- Identifying information (name, address, phone number, etc.)
- Employer details
Part D2-1: Account Signatory Information
Detailed Information about Primary and Secondary Signatories
- Name and address
- Phone numbers
- Email addresses
- Occupation and employer details
Part D2-2: Particulars of the Entity Being Reported as a Party to the Transaction
Entity Details
- Name and type (company, trust, etc.)
- Business registration number
- Incorporation form (e.g., sole proprietorship, partnership)
- Other relevant information
Part D2-3: Director Information (Optional)
Director Details
- Role within the organization
- Responsibilities within the organization
- Contact details (name, address, phone number, etc.)
Part E: Description of the Suspicious Transaction
Detailed Description
Provide a detailed description of the facts or unusual circumstances that led to suspicion about the transaction. Additional information can be provided on additional pages if required.
Part F: Description of the Action Taken
Follow-up Steps and Further Investigations
Describe the actions taken after the suspicious activity was identified, including any follow-up steps or further investigations.